Sentence examples for choices for predicting from inspiring English sources

That there are comparably many functionally homogeneous communities in the P network as the A network is of interest, as communities found in P networks are found to be poor choices for predicting function on the basis of enrichment of terms [ 31].

Consequently, the vortex theory can be a better choice for predicting the aerodynamic performance of a wind turbine.

Demirjian's second molar calcification stages can be a better choice for predicting skeletal maturity because of its simplicity and reliability.

However, process-based numerical models are undoubtedly a better choice for predicting SWCs with lower uncertainties when required data are available, and thus for designing water saving strategies for agriculture and for other environmental applications requiring estimates of SWCs.

60 This suggests that panels of biomarkers may be a better choice for predicting outcomes.

Therefore, established tests like the DiSC-assay or the MTT-assay are still the best choice for predicting chemosensitivities of cancer cells.

Even though individual functional performance measures such as gait speed, TUG and 6 MWT have proven clinical relevance, the variability of associations with successful rehabilitation outcomes make them an uncertain choice for predicting those who do well.

In breast cancer, a comparison between IHC and fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) analyses showed FISH to be the method of choice for predicting the clinical outcome (Pauletti et al, 2000).

Yet for predicting choice, it is sufficient to compare alternatives in terms of "better" or "worse" (see Fig. 1 again).

The choice of a correlation for predicting mass transfers in the solvent phase did not affect the estimation, since the corresponding mass transfer resistance was negligible.

The main statistics used in rough set data analysis, the approximation quality, is of limited value when there is a choice of competing models for predicting a decision variable.